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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17
FLORIDA.

A canning establishment is shortly 10
be begun at BeliVIew.
Proposals are invited for furnishing
furniture tor ths custom house At feTDan-
dina.
At Lake CITY J. D. Galloway. bas ac-
IN red coutroi, bY PURCHASE, Of the firm
OF Galloway & Clthey.
The Roman Catholics Of Green Cove
spring nave concluded % have fair On
FEB. II and - for the oeueHt Of their
church.
Mr.. Borden has planted out On Bayard
point, near Green Cove Sprinz. 500 young
pecan trees. and soon VIII increase the
number 20 1909.
At Green Cove Spring the firm OF Gus
ter & IantoTd have dissolved partnership,
and the business will " conducted IN
future by Mr.. Custer.
The magnolia cottages at Green Cove
Spring we're opened for the reception Of
guests last week, out The arrangements
ia the large hotel Is still incomplete.
The Columbia county tobacco industry
~ growing 70 such proportions that "A
box factory for packing the cigars VIII
soon BE- "A necessity also. The uulnmOck5
Furnish an abundance OF material for
their manu- acture.
since the property Of the Town I'M
pTOyemeut Company at Fernandlua bas
been placed Oh tue market (abOut cue
week ago. eleven residence lots have
been sold. and VIII be at once occupied.
AID tiity-hye residence lots nave been ap-
Piled tor.
Al Green Cove Spring, Mrs. {. Black
guessed the nearest h. the number o.
beans contained IN the measure, and con
-equentlY won the prize OF q silver pitch
fr and gNhiAf GfnFaI nv ID
lnere were 6,4G0 beans and Mrs. Black
guessed $3.50,
The timber that daily goes into Green
Cove Spring over the Western Railway
cannot be surpassed m EiZs any wuere.
TWO logs, containing $500 feet Of lumber,
were taken IN on one car during last
wee X. and mathematical has figured
mp hat the lu.n Der contained n tho two
logs would build house l4x2S feet.
A. Pensacola William NJ. Waterford.
Henry WslsOn's boOkkeeper and cont.
Dental CLERK, says that Mr. WatsOn's
business VIII be carried on by Mrs. Wat
son, az AdmIni-tratrlX, and that all eN-
istlng contracts viii be fulfilled to the
ictter. Mr.. WakeiOrd saYs The estate il
~ hne financial condition aud that there
IL 10 complication whatever OF the affairs,
while those who were depending on mr
Watson for log. Will be supplied as usual
Tue poIs ROADS ana logging business IN
the Yellow, Snoal ami Choctaw hatchee
riyer countries will continue, IA well as
his O'hcr business.
Lake city Reporter: The Reporter has
in the last few days interviewed n num-
Der Ot Our vegetable growers 10 hnG out
what iuducement could and would be
offered Tor the establishment Of a canning
factory in Lake CITY, 10 use up the sur
plus crop o. vegetables as well as tho
peaches, berries, etc, each wear that are
allowed to waste. well" said tho
growers, "you might say this: 10 any
responsible party or parties who under
stand tGe 6uuuess, that good building
site for a factory would be rendered free,
and that W. would agree TO Increase our
acreage 30 amply supply demand, and
send the vegetables 10 the factory at rea-
sonUble hXureB.'"
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Real g tate AetutD.
L. ORIDA
"A y D.
CALIFORNIA.
LANDO,

The County seat Of Orange County, has no
complaint 10 make against the number Of peo-
pie who are going 10 California. The Reggie
tors OF the thirteen holels in Orlando show
two yisItor- 70 one this season over any past
year.
The facti' that the vacancy in Jackson
-luyi'c and 81. Augustine ia not caused by
the number OF people VINO have gone 70 Ca -
fornia, but by tho fact that The great number
Of people who are coming TO Florida are ind-
in2 their way 10 Orlando and other points
South. here are over one hundred thou
sand dollars worth OF trick buildings now
going up IN Orlando. street car tracks are
icing laid over the entire city. Water WorA r.
and Electric lights are IN process OF con
structlon. In fact Orlando Is on tho biggest
boom .he has ever known.
statistics show that more property has
CHANGED hands in and around Orlando thai,
IA Birmingham. Alabama. WATKINS Co,
s,tuate next door to first National Bank
who are the leading Real Estate Agents IN
South Florida. are constant busy with their
han,i.ome team showing visitors around. and
claim that thcy are doing more business than
all the other agcucice IN the CITY. They have
made point Of taking no land on their booa b
held at an cNorbltant pr cc. They invite an
inspection ~ their $40 per acre land. slluatod
thi 90 mIc5 from Orlau"o. They have a!so
nrtt-class pine land. seven mi |cs from or an
do, AZ 10 Der acre. Good building lut7 iu Or
laudo al $40. flrst-rlas7 pine land g. 10 50
per acre. They have two orange groves that
they guarantee VIII pay 70 per cent. net ON
the ihyo,tmcnt. In connection Win their
once ~ % nrsl class reading room in winch Is
kept all the standard English and American
papers The distinctive features OF TN.
Agency is that they sell only for commissions
and do not do n SPECULATIVE bu.Iu,s-.
The phenomenal succes- OF WATKINS q co.
~ also due to the fact that they Mway- i'm.
press upon parties placing land In their hand,
the advantage OF making quick sale ut SINAI,
ptoGts. II you should 30 to Florida do not
fan TO visit Orlando. II you visit Orlando do
uot faO TO visit WATKINS X 90.
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PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE.

TAMPA, MY WEST, HAVANA.
TRl.NEEk ~.
SOUTH BOUND.
Ly Tampa 1uc,.. Thu a. and sat. p. m.
Ar Key West We'd, FRIDAY, and san. y. IN.
Ar Havana Thur... sat. ana Mon. u. IN.
North BDUND.
lv NtNHn1 Turs.. ~nt. and Mon. noon.
Nv Key Wcs, Thurs, sHt, and Mon p. IN.
Ar Tampa Friday, sun. and Tues. p N.
Connccing al Tampa with West INDIA Fast
Train 10 amt from Northern Eastern cities.
civ Ticket once -. r. ami W. Ry., Jack
sonyilc. or Agent Plant Ste 'mship Line,
Tampa. 6. -. OWENS. Traffic Manager.
X. s, HAlNES General Manager.
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9rtIInra 25zlGco -.
BABYS SKIN.
Iafantile aad Birth H1mors speedily
Cared b Caticu-a.

LN0R Clssl=.7Z tie - az S-ziP q, Br-z
i Hun tcr ala ~ lob &, B-rl-rz
IONS % kczens. P-oriz-.-. Z Z Cru, Scs :
ne q, -eYof1 Z and ot--- r-sr Tel SAN E81
b %! 1.-es-e.- CCT--CzA --1e -r-z. 4. q cure,
6 - LL-TCTzA OAR. an eT. = IN Beau
t-tsr exc q sl'y =. zea J-----zA kE=JLFz S-.
tie le~ bod PaFl1eF. J. -s--4.-y, are inf2-4I-
BE. = -=1lltely pure.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONN ECltONS.
At SAVANNAH for Charleston at T:lp an
arrive Augusta via Yemassee at las D m
l2:l5 p N aud s :28 p m; for Augusta and At
lanta at s - m aud 500 p m; with steam
ships for New York Monday. Wednesday and
Friday; for Boston Thursday; for Baltimore
every nth day.
AtJE~UP for Brunswick at l:45 m lex
cept sunday and $ 80 N; for Macon LES
III, 5 40 a m and 500 p m.
A. W i1CROcS Tor Brunswick at 9:t5 m
and ; :OJ N.
AtCALLAHAN for Fernaudina at S: 90 q IN
and 2:47 M for Waldo. Cedar Key, Ocala,
etc. at Il 30 a N and 700 p N except Sun
day.
At LIVE OAK Tor Madison, Tallahassee,
etc e, at Il :tS a ~ and : :45 p m.
Al GAINESVILLE for Ocala, Tavares,
Pemberton's Ferry, Brook vile and Tampa
at 1890 m; for Cedar Key at 8 go u IN.
AtALBANY for Atlanta, Macon. Montgom-
cry, Mobile. New Orleans, Nashville. etc
At CHATEAHOO, HEE for Pensacola,
Mobile, New o leans at4:lt p M; with Peo-
pes Line steamers advertising to leave for
ApalachcOla at 500 p IN Sunday and Wednes-
dav.
Tirkets sold and sleeping car berths Sc
cured al BRENS Ticket Office. and at the
Passenger station,
VIM. p HARDEE, Genl Pass. Agent.
II. G. FILMING, SUPER n endent.
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Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.

CONNECTION made at Savannah with
~ savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way.
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah By
standard time Goth merid an, which IS 81
minutes slower than cit, lime.
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ALBANY Express

oIOps At al regular stations. PuIIm an Ouf-
let sleeping cars TO and from Jacksonvill and
w shingtOn, AM 10 and from Jarksonyi le
and Louisville via homasviile and Mont
g"mery. Pullman buffet cars and NJ ann bou-
dOlr buffet cars via Waycrrss, Albany and
Macon. and via Naycross, Jesup and Macon.
hetween jacksonville and Cincinnati. Also,
through passenger coaches between Jackson
vile and chattanooga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

SDilu p~o7tuE T train DrGuswlCA and JesuD
t. Chatt=n. Oh.
Pullman Buffet cars feRva Atlanta daily at
500 III for New YoIk without change Y a
Rome. Dalt'n. Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke
and HagerstOwu.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
s:3j p m for W Washington without change via
ROaa Ike and Sheuandoah juno ion.
Pullman Bufe cars leave Jesup daily at
I: s m and { 20 p N ,Ur Atlanta. Chattanooga
I'd Cincinnati
Tickets 70 all points North, East, West aud
Nortnweet can be pnrch aed up N application
10 Mr.. VIM. Bren, City Ticket Agent. and TO
depot ticket agent =, T. and ". Rv,, Sayan-
nah by nj short line.
l.. j. ELLIS, Assistant Gen. Pa. Agent.
Atlaut A. ga. Il. ". WREN,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
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South Florida Railroad
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.

On and after SUND ~. Nov. "A. 1856. trains
~ viii arrive ana leave as follows:
'Dally. italy except Sundays. iDaily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Tampa and way
stations 'l0:3o a nj and '4:4o p m
Arrive at Tampa. $40 p IN and $3.50 D n,
1E;eeturning lie ave .o.,...--
Tampa 1T 1920 a m and SEQ d m
Arrive at Sanford $3.50 N and vlt0a m
Leave sanford for hiss!mmee and
way stations at .... .-. .-.. $500 n m
Arrive at hlssimmee at ......... 1890 D m
Returning cave Kissmmee. ...... I6:4O N
Arrive at SANFORD. Is 80 N
BARLOW BRANCH.
DAILY.
Ly Barlow Junction
ll:l5 m 2:l0 and 7:l5 . N
Ar Barlow 1900, $40 and Sis D IN
Returning Nv Barlow
9:4Oa m u 80 snd $3.50 y m
AR Barlow juno l0:40 a m 1910 and $50 D IN
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by tie South Florida Railroad.
leave Barlow for PembertOn Ferry
and way stations at ............ 7:l5 a m
Arrive at Pemnerton Ferry at...... $40 a N
Returning leave Pemberton Ferry at 4:lO p m
Arrive at Barlow at......-......... 6;35 y IN
Leave PembertOn Ferry .....-..... 7:iU a m
arrive narrow '...'''' '..'...........l 200 m
Arrive Pcmberton Ferry ........... G:zU d M
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER R.K.
Leaves oaul,ru Tor
Lake Charm and way
stations ...... Il0a5 q N aud 4.5O n u,
Arrives Lake Charm. l2:l5 m and $50 y m
Rcturuln--
Leaves Lake Charm $50 a m and l945p
Arrives AT SANFORD. 800 a IN ant 2:l5 p m
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS.
Connect at sanford vi h the Sanford ami
indian River Railroad for Ovicdo and points
on i,aI Jrssup, win the PepUe's Line and
DeBary- Baya Merchants Line OF steamers.
HndJ. +. ~ *, ". Ry. for Jacksonville and
all M ermedlate points on the ST. Johns
river, and W IN steamers Tor Inuian river and
the Upper ST. Johns
NJ klss'mmo3 with steamers for Forts NJ
ers and BasslnSer and points on kl--mmec
river.
At Pemberton Ferry with Florida Southern
Railway Tor all POINTS North and West, ard
for Fort Meade ana point. sou h.
STEAMSHIP CUNNECTIOES
ConI,cts at Tampa with steamer ''Alarga-
ret" for Pa ma soda. BraIdeuiowu. Palmetto.
Manatee, and all points on H,isbCruugh and
TAMPA Bays.
Al-o, wih the elegant man steamship.
"Ma,cuttyn and "Whtucy." of the Plant
Steamship CO., for Key West and Havana.
Through ticgets SOLD at AL regular stations
TO points NOr h. East and West.
Baggage ChCcked through
Passengers Tor Havana can leave Sanford
on Limited West tudlA Fust Mail train at
4I0 y. IA. (siOputng only at Orlaud3. kissim-
nee, Barlow Junction, Lakeland and Plant
CITY. tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.. CON
Meeting same evening withsteamer at Tampa,
FREDERIC ". RAND,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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EAST FLORIDA EXPREss.

Pullman hnfet cars to and from Jackson
vile and Louisville via Thomasvile, Al.
oauy, Montgomery. and Nashville and
/ Bclnnau 0 Jack sonvlle via Jrsup.
Pullman Sleeping cars to and from Barlow
and Montgomery via Gainesville
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~ ORLEANs EXPREss.


Pullman BUFFET cars 70 and from jackson
vile and New York. to and from Jacksonville
and New or cans VIA PeEsacols, to and
from Jacksonville and L0ui-vI..e VIA Thomas
vile, Atlanta ana Nashville. and Jackson
vile to Cincinnati via .TesIu
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Eafhnan
Savannah. Florida {

Al, trains O. tel. road IN u
standard Ir-sz
TINE CARD ~ EEt
L 3. 4s-5. P1s-enZer 1ra41
~. run daily a. t0IOTs:
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3aiiroaDa.
Central Railroad.


sAvAsxAH. O.. DC. y. 50.
0S ard after To-. o4se p4-se ger trans sail
- r-n Daily IN e. n4rke1 :. winch are
La + eycepr sunday.
lie stanford Il re ~ w1-lc tae5 trans
Fl1 IL u minutes slower than SAVANNAH city
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

THE Steamships OF this company are 40
4 pointed TO sail from Savannah for BlltI
more as foliows-city time:
~. LAWE"ECE, Capt. snow, MON
DAY, Ian. =, ct IN.
wM. CRANE, Can't BILLUPs, SATURDAY.
Jan. y, also I'm.
wv ,wRESCE. Capt. SNOW, THURS
DAY. Jan. y, st l0A.N.
VIM. CRANE, Capt. BILLCPs. TUESDAY,
Do J. 90 70. Il.
And from Baltimore on the DAYS above
named at Q P, y.
Through bills lading given 70 all poIn,s
West Gil tho 70 manufacturing towns Ia New
England. and 10 ort- of the United hingIcm
anu VIZ JAS. q. WEST CO., Agents
ia ttas street,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-17

ON and after SUNDAY. Nov. IA. 1886. trains
~ Will arrive ana leave as follows:
fDaily. italy except Sundays. tDaily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
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NORTHW ARD.
SOUTHWARK.

TDalTy UcIMeen SaVannah and CharlesIon,
fSundat on Y.
rain No AZ makes no connection with
Port RoyaI aud Augusta Railway, nd stops
only at Ridgrland, Green Pond and Raveuel
Ir IN 10 stops N at lema.sec and Green
Pond. and connects for Allcndale dai V, eNcept
uud y. Trains AZ and 48 counec from and
for Beaufort and Port Royal daily, except
Sunday
For tickets, sleeping car reservations aud ali
other inf rmau)n, apply 10 William Bren
Special Ticket agent, % Bu'l street, and at
Charles on AMI savannah Railway ttcget
Office. 40 ~avaunah, Florida and Western
Railway depot.
c. S. GADsDEN, suyH
Nov. e. lSS6.
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THOMASVILLE EXPREsS


JESUP EXPRESS.
9:45 . n Lv Savannah AR $50 m
s: 0 III Ar ....... Jesup. ....... Iv 5:25 a m
Stops at al regular and flag stations.
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ITEMS n THREE fA lbs.
GEORGIA. FI.DET14 Nd s1DIB
CAROLINA PUF NIHff-

Young Woman IT a nnf& aan&s ~
III. nair ..twses Eeg1rxs "a a
steam L.nndry--A 'fionssen Cou0fz
Preacher Cb.rzNa yFsea gaGafn5 A.
rs.t of noatgssaars conaty Mar
0erer .
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-17
Notes.

Games today Manchester at Portland.
Lynn at Haverhill.
The Salems are well supplied with pitch
ers, ers, Last week wee IN fye successive games
Fitzgerald, Turner, Kiley. Henry aud DOno-
van.
The Lynn Bee devotes two columns to
Saturdays game In that city, and denOunces
the action of Manager Murphy in unmeas-
ured terms.
John Shaw, Portland's old shortstop, is a
great fayorite in Minneapolis. where he Is
playing this year. He is making great
record
Pitcher Bishop is less effective than at first
against New England batsmen, Like Dew
lin, he couldn't deceive them long.-Sporting
Life.
Galligan made fine throw to third yester-
day and cut off Ellis, who was trying To
make his double into a three-bagger. tie
also did some pretty hard hitting.
The Times says that Meade will pitch for
the Lowells in the game against the Port
lands tomorrow at Lowell.
Small will pitch today. He has been doing
great work in the box Of late and is improv-
effectiveness. The Manchesters and Lynns
were neither Of them able to earn run off
his delivery in the last games he pitched on
their grounds.
With two State of Maine pitchers there
ought to be an unusual interest In bringing
the pennant to Portland Such support as
the club got yesterday In the way of attend
ance win bring the coveted bunting without
fail.
Scheffier went out ON fly to DAWN the
first time he came to the bat. A curious
thing about 1t is that he has done that same
thing in every game that the two men have
played in, in this city.
The High School nine will play the Dia-
mond islanders on the grounds Of the latter
team next Saturday afternoon.
Mains hit the ball every time he went to
the bat, and got first once on an error. His
base running took the crowd by storm. In
fact, he was the lion Of the day, and the
actions Of the audience showed that lie is to
be favorite from this out.
The Portland daily press., 1887-08-17
GAY KIN Eo.
The Great Influx of Tourists to
Moosehead Lake.
Many Young Ladies Who Can Co In
Canoes Like Indians.
An Expedition That Will Put a Tin
Helmet on Katahdin.

Especial to the Pressl
MOUNT KINEo, Aug.s16.-The season here
is now at its height. Many who have been
enjoying the sea air at Bar Harbor are now
here enjoying the mountain air and the un-
riyalled scenery about the Lake and the
Mountain. The travel on the Lake has quite
outgrown the capacity Of the little Rebecca,
and the larger steamers have been called
into requisition for the passenger transporta-
tion service. Three hundred and fifty people
bave arrived at the Kineo House since the
first of August. These are from all parts of
the United States. A large delegation is
here from Philadelphia, including several
members of the Lippencott family. Many
have come from Kentucky and Tennessee,
Louisville and Nashville people. Some have
come from California, butt majority of the
guests are from the middle and New Eng
land States, old patrons of the resort, who
are as regular as the season in their arrival
A considerable number of Maine people
have been here, including many from Port
land. Among the Portland people who have
come this month are: w. e. Plummer and
wife, Thomas Shaw and wife and Miss H. l..
Shaw, E. II. Elwell and wife, Charles Nc
Neal, w. c. Eaton and George w. Barnes
From Augusta there are here Elias Milliken
and wife, from Bath M. G. Shaw, from Wal
doboro Mrs. Helen NJ. Smith and Harry M.
Smith.
There is great deal of gaiety here now,
as this is the heighth of the season for those
who come here for the air, the scenery and
the society. The ball room was never more
patronized. and never by a gayer throng
Canoeing is very popular, and many of the
young ladies are becoming very much at
home in the tittlish ''birch," or its no less
tittlish counterpart, the canvas canoe. For
the last week the weather has been delight
Iul, and these pleasures, with blackboard
riding and the pathway to the mountain,
have been enjoyed to the utmost.
A number of scientists, members of the
Appalachian Mountain Club, are ON an expe-
dition to Mount Katahdin. They expect to
Saturday of this week. On arriving they
Will place on the summit large cone of bur-
nlshed tin, twelve inches in diameter and
twenty in height On clear days it is expect
ed that the suns rays will be reflected from
this far and wide over northern Maine. Ey-
eryone here at Kineo, from whence a good
view may be obtained of the old mountain,
VIII be on the lookout for the tin beacon.
Ihe object which the Appalachian Club have
IN mind, however, is to establish an object
oy which 1T may be ascertained from what
points, especially mountain SUBMITS, Katah-
din is to be seen. The club has requested
tnat all who see the tin cap will report the
place from which they see it to the club, di-
rectlng al communications to No. 8 Park
street. Boston. The circumstances especially
desired are the date aud time of day when it
is seen, the place of observation, and the
compass direction.